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Any idea where reels of morse code paper tape can be found for this? I have a player, but no tape reels. It would be nice to demonstrate the unit.

How does it work? And how do they memorise length of every digit ?

Last weekend, I saw an earlier version go for $10, including 10 keys but no tape.

Mars AB8AE An Khe 1-69/1-70

Unit has been sold

Anyone know where I can bring my TG-34 for repairs?

My dad was in Nam 67-68. His MOS was radio operator. I want to know if he worked MARS or some other unit. Can anyone help me? He also taught radio communications in Ft. Benning at OCS as Chief Instructor 69-70.

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Very nicely done! 73 ND7C

I was assigned to the MARS station at Ft Hood, Texas in 1967. We did 100's of phone patches from Vietnam to our 4th Army area in Texas. Because it was done through the military there was no charge. It was rather emotional sometimes listening to the wives crying talking to their husbands. I'll never know, but that's probably the last time some of wives got to talk to their husbands.

9thi.d. ft.lewis wa 80's ! good unit!

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Never knew what I had until today. $15 find, converted to a tube guitar amplifier 20 years ago.

I was stationed and bearcat and dong tam 68-69 . I do remember TOM BOZA really well . many night time 12 hours shifts . 510-424-3254 Sp/4 Theodore Wysinger . teddysingerjr@hotmail.com.

Used it 2x in Da Nang 1972. 5 minute total limit per call including blackouts/static/atmospheric conditions and each person saying “over” to let the other speak.

I was at Bearcat, Tan An and My Tho (Jan 1967-Jan 1068) and helped many 9th Division/Navy personal to communicate with their families and loved ones. Many thanks to the Navy for their assistance! Larry, K8MPD/W4RMK/W6JXT

Nice job on video, I was at bearcat 67,68. That's my microwave tower I put up in the background, in beginning of the video.

5$ at a garage sale.

Music to my ears.

Pure awesome

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Love to have one of them henrys

Very nice video CT1EBN Antony Portugal

571st Engr, 3rd Bge, 9th Inf - 69/70 Tan An

That would be cool to be part of

cant you put your radio in semi break in? thats what I did when I ran high power. just sayn cheaper than making a amp full qsk

I served with the 9th in 1967(1/11 Artillery)Bear Cat was our Base.Never heard of this radio facility....

I worked in the MARS station in Tan An during the last 5 months of 1969. Anybody remember that place? We helped a lot of soldiers make phone calls home, usually in the middle of the night. QRZ, QRZ, QRZ.

Thanks for posting this video. I used the Mars station down in Can Tho in the Mekong Delta, Great talking to my Family.

nice greetings from germany from DO4KJB =)